TRUST YOUR NEIGHBORS.
NOT THE NOISE.

You’ve heard the arguments—EVs are too expensive, can’t handle rural roads, and will leave you stranded with a dead battery. But here’s the truth: rural Oregonians are saving thousands of dollars by driving most of their miles in an EV. Hear their stories, crunch the numbers, and come to your own conclusions.

No paid actors here

Or unpaid actors, for that matter. Just regular folks who don’t like seeing their hard-earned money go down the drain. Thank you to everyone who shared their story with us.

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Robert Wallace | Dufur, Oregon
Annual fuel savings = $8,400

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Tim Nesbitt | Independence, Oregon
Annual fuel savings = $6,080

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Brandie McNamee | Antelope, Oregon
Annual fuel savings = $5,733

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Robin White | Sutherlin, Oregon
Annual fuel savings = $3,186

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Pryor Garnett | Sheridan, Oregon
Annual fuel savings = $1,036

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Scott Hooper | Monmouth, Oregon
Annual fuel savings = $4,190

Enough WORDS

Let’s look at the numbers

Just put how many miles you drive into our simple calculator, and we’ll estimate your savings.

The fun factor is harder to quantify

Impossible, really. But it’s a big reason people love their EVs, and why they never forget their first test drive. Hear what people have to say about it, and then go see for yourself.

The clock is ticking ON SIGNIFICANT FINANCIAL INCENTIVES

Up to $15,000 off the sticker price for new EVs, and $9,000 for used EVs–for folks here in Oregon.

Get the details, along with answers to common questions about battery life, winter performance, EV chargers, and much more.

Thanks to our partners for making this possible

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